The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-02-25

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Tile Dakots Staaaard is the name of q
new seni-monthly prohibition paper
published at Huron, by D. r. Grover.
The man who is willing to show the
editor just how his paper should be run
has generally failed at everything he
tried
Two life insurance agents got snow
bound here in the storm last week, and
Great Caesar how they did get in their
work
The Boston club paid SIS. coo for the
services of Kelley, tbs right fielder of
the Chicago club. for The coming
season.
The last number of the Milbank Re
rie'o is largely devoted to its editor S
course in the matter of the pos,o;fice
muddIe.
MIR. Hull. who lately bought the No,a,
-Na'sg at Waterbury, has changed the
| name of the paper to the Itrda,G touaty
.He@seagf'
Joseph Harker has o;fcrcd Bonner
500, $50 for Maud s. which offer was re-
fused. 1t wasn't our Joseph Harkcr
however.
Mr. Alden Pattee, formcly of Dell
| Rapids, Oak. was visiting his brother,
Mr. I. Pattec. last week. He left Mon
day morning.
S, NJ. Wiener received car load of
-four from Kimball this week. he is
selling ii low and guarantees every sack
| .iieraHGria Herald.
Sam Jones creed is "a bottomless hell
AID a rootiess heaven Very poor
| places to run an elevator, we should say.
-Norristoton Herald.
AT 4 recent funeral in Elk Rapids,
Mich, the coffin containing the dead
man was conveyed to its last restin g
place on toboggan,
It is said by one who has tried it, that
cayenne pepper sprinkled upon hot fan
reis will afford instant relief to ersons
troubled with neuralgia.
A seven -year-old thoroughbred Dur
ham COW belonging TO Elias Hines, OF
Troy. Mo-, gave birth to four fine calves
the other day and then died.
An exchange says: 1t would never dc
to have women as managers of newspa
pers. You couldn't get them to give
each other credit for anything.
Resolved "That horses are of more
benefit to the people Of the United
States than railroads, is the subject tn,
Castaiia literary society of Castalia viii
debate, next Monday evening,
Am farmer, well-to-do, and want
wife. Would like 10 move to Washing
ton territory. am forty years old. ant
mean business is the wording Of ai
advertisement in Canton paper.
The ANIMAL election of officers 70
kimball township takes place at thu
engine house on Tuesday next, Marcl
lst. The officers to be elected are: thrc
supervisors, clerk, assessor and treasuI
er.
An eminent physician, says an cx
change, advises scrawny girls to go t.
bed at O'Clock every night for 81:
months There is no reason unde
heaven why they shouldn't--no fellow
would want to sit up with one OF them.
In 1876 there were only three priests
and few Catholics in Dakota. Nov
there are one bishop, one vicar-g general
so priests, 125 churches. 30 chapcls,
academies, % parochial schools. 26 stu
dents for priesthood and over 5000
. Catholics.
DIR Miller, manager of the hall in tn
opera house, has secured the Barrc'
Comedy Company for an engagement 0
three nights next month, the 14th l5t
and 10th. This company is said to b
one of the best theatrical companit
on the road
Miss Grace Howard daughter of ''Jot
Howard, is coming to Dakota next mont
to spend two or three years in instruc
ing the Indians Miss Howard is an e,
ceedingly talented woman, with soni'
what strong mind There is said TO G,
q list strong friendship between the lad
t and Miss Cleveland
During the last seven months we hay
exported So 900, 900 bushels of wheat
against as, 1000. 900 bushels for corr
d spending period In 1886. Yet the
+ are some who imagine that the poop
u wc feed would like to Kill US of Not
ing short Of insanity would move f,
such folly. and nations do not so insan
: George Trout, the Sioux City mur1e
cr, has been sentenced TO the penitential
FOR life The circumstances of his Grin
r are fresh in the minds of the publ
After killing a man for trivial ofcpc
4 in gambling room in Sioux City, he fl
} across the country - Chamberlain q,
was afterwards captured near Pukwal
while helping farmer in hay field.
An old fellow, travelling on railro
train was curious to know the meant
ITof certain sign-posts along the trac
Il Conductor" asked he, what does
and r. mean2'' "Why, ring and VIII
tle," was the reply. There was silen
y for some time, when the old chap c
served: Il can see how w. stan
for wiring, but IL be gosh darned If
can see how r. stands fc-, ,w!sd a.,
!r. ttter OF Penna.l,
ista NJ.
venfs e.ieve,
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